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Vitaly Bilan
Arab Spring: an end to this eastern tale?
After its triumphant start in 2011-2012, recently the “flagship” of the Arab uprisings, the Islamic movement Muslim Brotherhood, sponsored by Qatar, has been losing ground practically in the entire region, which, in fact, is the first sign of decay of the once promising oriental tale called...
Vitaly Bilan
Sudan: on the brink of a new conflict?
In late October, the pro-South Sudan Ngok Dinka tribe in the disputed province of Abyei began to vote unilaterally to join the territory. Reports of this caused great anger in Khartoum and among the leaders of the nomadic Misseriya tribe, which is under its control and passes through the...
Vitaly Bilan
Washington's Afghan Conundrum
It appears that the present state of affairs in the signing of cooperative security agreement between the U.S. and Afghanistan is becoming a serious problem for the current U.S. administration. Procrastination is prompting geopolitical rivals (notably China and Russia to augment their influence...
Vitaly Bilan
The Greater Middle East: from nationalism to "Somalisation"
Vitaly Bilan
On the situation in Sinai
Vitaly Bilan
Israel, Iran and the Syrian issue
Vitaly Bilan
Obama between the Middle East and the Far East
Vitaly Bilan
Egypt, France and the Qatar factor
Vitaly Bilan
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